Thaniel

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Can anyone recognize what brand hose end this is? I would like to change the length of the line. From what i have read the same brand line is required (or at least recommended). I've searched the net but can't find what it would be.

Any help would be great.

Thanks

xssive

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Looks like an Earls power steering or industrial fitting

Thaniel

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Really think it's an Earls? I the few I found pictures of earls and the had earls stamped in them. But what do I know? I'm new to the reusable fittings for braided hose.

Oh the symbol on the side looks like a "G" but the tail on the G is like an arrow.

If it helps the fitting itself is on a clutch line that was made by someone else to adapt to the T56 trans slave. So the line. SO I believe the line is a teflon coated line.

mattmartindrift

shouldn't matter. As long as you get the correct size teflon-lined hose, and a replacement ferule if it was any material other than stainless steel.

xssive

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Oh try Goodridge then...

firefighter

Gates industrial stuff?

Thaniel

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The difficulty I am having is finding out what markings those companies have on their parts. Anyone know?

Maybe I'll just try a line and see if it will fit. Hate to go that way but if it works....

mattmartindrift

line/fitting manufacturers usually manufacture to a standard, most likely a mil-spec.

Thaniel

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And the prize goes to xssive. It's Goodridge. At least thier symbol is identical to the one stamped in the fitting.